The gameplay was always hit or miss, and this is why even now, I'm still a bit torn on the game. So the long and short of it: I was a Jedi Guardian, light side, romanced Bastilla and I played with the bug fix mod and widescreen mod. This was mainly related to having the convenience of the Xbox version available via backwards compatibility versus the mods and widescreen support on PC. I'd either see it through if it held my interest, or let it go once and for all.Īs a quick sidebar, I started playing this game on my crappy laptop, switched to Xbox, switched to my gaming rig, switched back to Xbox, and then ultimately settled on going back to my PC to play it. I wasn't going to force myself to play it, but I also wanted to give it a fair shot and not let it slip by. So, in 2020 with a resolution to play more games (easy to do, right?) I figured I'd give it one last-final-shot. But as an avid Bioware fan from the late 2000's and the 2010's, I always saw KOTOR referenced everywhere as a masterpiece, and possibly their best game. Then, three or so years ago, I started it again, got off Taris, and stopped.Ĭlearly, KOTOR just wasn't for me. I picked it up about a year or two later and played it again, this time getting through Taris and Dantooine, got to Manaan, and stopped. Got to the Underworld of Taris, and stopped.

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